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The "ThistIe" Eeaten

LONDON, June 4. The Thistle had her
topmast carried away in the Thames
yacht club race to- day, and was beaten
by the GeneSta and irez. The course
was from Noire to Dover. The GeneSta
was first across the finishing line. The
Irez second and the IKiStle third, half 8
mile behind.
LONDON, June 4.-The Thistle was
beaten to-day blythe Genestq. and the
Irez in the Thames YachttElHb Face
from Noire to Dover. 1.-THE s4histts~was'
leading by quarter of an hour when
she ran calm. The other yachts kept
the breeze and went ahead. The
Thistle afterwards had strong wind,
which compelled her to take in her
top sail. The wind became light later.
However, the Thistle could not re-
gain her LOST distance. The GenestG
crossed the finishing hne at 5.46
p. NJ; the Ire1 twenty-five seconds
later. The Thistle finished i've minutes
behind the frer.lFh free lost hefteP
sail. The race was extraordinary. At
the start the wind was abeam. The
Thistle Immediately got ahead. The
Thistle held brisk breeze till Fareland
was reached, whehFhe was three. mHe{
in the lead, Thenk the wind died out
agairfsr-and tire akoaks heading the wihHS
the Thistle was left behind. The
weather was thundery, the breeze fitful
and varying. -
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WH. A. WHEELER
o..ra of the Ez-Yice-R'lr
DS''D dent Yesterday. p
INN r, P. INVESTIGATION
y.tters-Facts from Paris
RsiiNSy. nenJ instantly Killed
BIZ Isy GOuld-other Notes
wheeIer Dead

--.-ovS, n. Y, June 4.-Hon.
10Y '...u, A, Wheeler died at his home ne
" , ..,,.,n.s.this morning. He, remained
il aa -onotnse state during the night
Z .s.ad peacefully away without a
and ! ss ssSSo~ognition of those about MIN;
sign Oh ne LeS'1I une 4.-There is universal
NJ, y, mig the people, Flags are al
so-To8 ainC I'd emblems of mourning
"a t a,n!LlSIa1ed. The funeral VIII be he!q
are a19 p IN Tuesday, June 7th, at tne
:, gTTegationaI Church, Win - II bsd
~ Fbe pastor, to whom Wneeiei N"Q
I .! 81 aJmost a second father. *
0e 9S-asident Cleveland has oeen az ~
- 5l59t ~ the death and tho time Oh LUG
pIlse saI u Fx-President Hayes SEM
tun9lat1 Of coincidence, and slgnlnte o
S t5.Ss Intention to be present; at 'n'
fn I9a wheeler. whose vitality has been
,. MI. y slowly through The pest SIX
dscLeS' r-ofoined his. usual Sig0r up 10
!es55s .ns siT months ago, and from that
Ise etaAP he failed rapidly. igHe was TOT
er.ed terribly by iasonfhis aga neus
raIgia. and was also an sllit III r;ght
caf9arrh of the bladder; On US LIZ
NJ tbe Sd of March last, me- was sL Ell
18th 2 chill, followed by slnkRg spe pen
ond then " fever, and for hourS G uo
as IT thought him dying, ne
Pa? fnIIv rallied from that attack ano
mind nj and body wasted together lH ERE,
has has, nrobsbly been softening OF Lne
main and for weeks he was irrational.
T n Tl- brain affection was the immediate
cause of his death, --, .z
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Observation-Disclosures.

WASHINGTON, June Assistant Sec
rstarv Maynard to-day addressed q
letter to the collector of-eustoms at San
Francisco, transmitting an extract from
dispatch from the United States COM
mercial agent at Numes, New Gale
dOnia, French penal colony, in regard
to the corporation Of conYicts from that
colony to San Francisco. Judge May
nsrd instructs the collector to take
especial care that the emigrant laws are
properly enforced, so as to prevent the
landing OF any person SO shipped to
this country, il found to be 8 convict.
The collector is also instructed to con-
Vey that information to the commits
sioner of emigration at San Francisco.
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For tho Protection of Property.

WAsHtNGToN, June 4-The Depart
ment of State has received information
from the minister of the United States
at Berne that q deposit of the rati6ca-
ton copy of 3the convention and the
final protocol of March. 20, 1884, for the
protection of industrial property was
made on May 80. and that the day has
been accepted blythe Swiss government
as4the day.of the accession OF the United
States to the Union for the protection
of industrial property. The convention
will be proclaimed by the President at
an early q day as possible. The rstitica7l
ton of.thejprotocol of Mayu ;, 1885, not
having been exchanged pthe letter is not
internationally binding. nc siQf ~.
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That union Pacific 1nvestIgation

Z d
BosToN, June 3.-The final session in
Boston of the Union Pacific inVestiga-
ton committee was held this morning.
President Adams, of the Union Pacific,
was the first witness. He said the con-
solidation had been advantageous to all
the roads5IIt was very apparent, he
said, that thewhole matter OF consolida-
tion has benefited the country exceed
ingly, and in his opinion any attempt
to sever the consolidation would be ex-
ceedingly unfortunate. Much had been
said about the fall OF a large portion OF
the stock of the Union Pacific
and Kansas Pacific was issued
for construction purposes, and was
not to,be paid for in cash; but, the witt
ness declared, there had been paid. Ia
more than 10 per cent in cash and, The
stock of the Union Pacific. Witness
believes that, however much may have
been made. by private individuals, there
is no party in the cOuptry that-msd e SO
much out of the Union Pacific as !, the
The entire amount which
it has paid to the Company has, he
been fully repaid five times,
over. He claimed that II the, sroap,
should, when 4 the time, for the;
of its debt arrived. find
itself unable to meet its obliga-
tons lit will be purely the fault of gov
for its attitude towards the
road and the, passage of the Thurman
act. The sinking fund created by tn. $
act, which its pro- eGtors claimed would
earn per cent, is in leality a barren
fund, locked up and bearing only 2 per
cent. 1.-THE government" he said.
forces us to divert our money to a
source that no business man has cpn7
idence jim, 0and I submit that it is
neither justice, business nor common
sense. The government holds our arms
while our competitors pick our pockets.
W tn 81 900 200 locked up in, this fund,
We could deEelppel the western country
and transform the fortunes of The roads,
If government should give the road its
f. eedom and the road should fail to
meet its, obligations, then government
could step in and ,foreclose.n' AT noon
The hearing finally closed, not to, be re-
opened II, Boston till October. :. -,
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On the Turf.

C1yclSYln, June4.-The twelfth and
LAST day of the LatQnia meeting was talr
and warm, the track was in fairly good
condition, and the attendance large.
For 8-year-oIds and upward, seven
furlongs, Jennie Mcfarland Won, Eva
A second, Eliza Carter third. Time,
For msi'eBs 38-ysar=Olds andinp
siI fIrlongs, Spinnette won, Cassie sec
ord. GIenf5her third. Time, l:l6A. 'e
Two-yesr olds, FIVE furlongsmRoW
won, Helenbrooks second, Halle B..
third. Time, 1.0515.
Three ear-Olds and upwards, mile
Red Stone won, Dad second, Monocrat
third. Time, 1.46.
All ages, mile and a qusrter-Wan-
deroo won. Clarion second, Voltigeur
third. Time, Isl 4.
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UOOs ~
Half-mile, 2-year-olds Queen
Filly won, King Crab second, Petulance
third. Time, 0.51 Mutual spaid $50 %.
One and one-eighth Richmond
won, Rowland second, Wonderment
third. Time, I.59.
Ihree-year-old FLIES, one and one
fourth miles FereDzie WOE, Flagolet
second, Amy third. Time, 2.14sz.
One and three eighths miles-Phil
lee woa; EusHs ..saeopdS War Eagle
third. Time, 2,27g / q ~
One and one-si8tesnh hiles-Netile
won, Sintor second, Belmont third.
Time. 66.
Steeple chase, full course-Jim Nc
Gowan won, Shamrock second, Var
borough third. Time, 4.12.
ST. LOUIS, June 4-The spring meets
ing of the horse department OF the ST.
Louis Fair Association opened to-day
Fine weather; good attendance; track
slow.
For 2-year-olds, three-fourths mile
Pocatello won, Hippocrit second, Syth
third. Time 1909.
! Three-fourths mile-Vallentine won,
Boccacis second, Petticis third. Time
10
Mile and half, st. Louis derby, was
for s., 600 and 1T was considerable of a
disappein tment to the more notables in
it. The track was greatly against fast
time. Terra Gotta won, Jim Gore second
Mahoney third. Time, ? 501S
One mile-Jacobin won, Duruna
second, Glenhall third. Time. 1.461a.
Steeple chase, full course-Tennessee
won, Ascoli second, Aurelian third.
Time, 8 50.
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/ GO IN ERTNG PORK.
z 8
The HeggisiiiHe ss f hi Id f.=B;:
Armour.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST HIM
The "ThIstIe Beaten Through An
Accident : Another Good Wan
4 sGbns WrODs-The Ameera
CHARGED with Cornering Pork

Charged With Cornering Pork
CHICAGO, June At was rumored on
Change here and telegra pied to other
points, t6at legY ptoee edings had been
begun AGAINST Me-. P. y. Armour, charg.
ing him with cornering pork. In ex-
PLANTATION of the rumor, an after
noon paper says: A pool of
100000 was made up last week
among the big bears, and Charley
Wright, wetl-knoTn character about
the board of trade, was induced TO file
a complaint before Justice BRAY ton,
charging P. D. Armour with corner
ing pork. This move is the lresult of
heavy losses made by tie leis short
sellers in tkewheat pit, and thees3ect
is said to be TO break the wheat mar
ket. The news has been carefully kept
from the public until to-day, but the
advance of 2. cents a bQshel in June
wheat made it ian opportune slime to
try its effect on the markell 1t fell
fiat. Instead of the wheat crowd being
demoraIized; the price kept on adyanc-
ing. The opinion on the board was
that the whole thing was rather des-
perate bear move, which had been matte
ridiculous by the lack OF interest with
which it was received.
MIR. Armour said tonight that he
had heard the rumors for sometime,
but attached no significance to them,
believing such action would have no
force in law. IF the public and actual
consumers were being cornered, it
would be different. l do not think the
grand jury could take cognizence of per-
Sonal grievances, such as this is, for to
help men out of q bad position, in
which they have fallen on account of
their own doings."
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Railway Matters.

3 =
MILwAUKEE5 June 3.TuStoekhold ers of
the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul
Railway met to-day at the general
office. The meeting was called to order
by Acting President Bond. The old
board of directors was reelected with
the addition of George, Oagaun and A.
Van Santvahrd. of New York, to take
the places of Alex Mitchell and julius
Wadsworth. deceased. 20
! 1t was decided not to elect successor
to Alexander Mitchell as-president
until future meeting and the vice
president has been reelected. The di-
rectory reported that it had been de-
eided to increase the capital stock by
the issue of 100000 additional shares to
enable extensions westward from the
Missouri River and into tho mining re-
gions of Northern Wiscl nsin and per-
haps to Lake Superior. 49,, pa.f.
Official advices announce the election
and organization of q new board of di-
rectors of Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Railroad Company at Terre Haure.
Henry s. Ives was elected president.
The Vandalia viii" now operate its
business in connection with the Gin
cinnsti,' Hamilton 81 Dayton and Tren-
ton Railroads and these will form, with
the Baltimore & Ohio, railroad, :. one
grand system between the west and the
sea board cities. The CINCINNATI, Wa
bash g. Michigan recently acquired by
the Ives-Stayner syndicate, will, be
operated in the interest of. this large
system as q feeder from Chicago Lake
Michigan cities and lumber districts. .
CINCINNATI, June Am Associated
Press, reporter has obtained Informs
ton from semizofheisl SOURCE of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton-Van
ldalia deal being formally consummated
to-day at Terre Haute. r., r. an 80.
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rLight for the Heathenly

CINCINNATI, June 4.+W. H. Brenon,
superintendent of the! first Edison cleo
tTic Illuminating company in this
city, will leave early next week for
NeT YORK. PreparatorEto departing
ior Japan, where he goes to superin-
tend the construction of the Edison
electric light plant; for the purpose Of
lighting the palace of the Emperor at
Ioklo. Eight thousand lights are to be
provided. Mr.. Brenon will take no
assistant vi put rely upon the natives for
Ne.h. 2
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Pre- fe4s Fishing to F11efals.' e

PRosgEgt HOUSE, June 4. II 1ilAh e pt resi-
dent trolled until 8 o'clock this, evening,
with good SUGGEST On This sreturn
hr found 4he@ announcement of e
death Of -Vice-President Wheeler ard
replied While sympathizing withEthe
citizens DIM alone on; their grief for the
death Eof their ! distinguished fellow.
townsman. Z shall be Unable to: attend
the funeral Services next Tuesday. DItie
President had not positively fixed. the
date of his departure from the lake. =
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u 9 AtdSr%
Suppresston et;y.II6w psx.,

VA =. AeiA"" eEefi5
90. T,4A As June 4.-surge6n=Gen
IN ~. hamilton, to-day, received tele-
s s,pi.. nom the governor Of, Florida,
s1 d.. .sL Iae State had no board of health
yellow 1 tslg. Tor AID IN the suppression of
Iis5 AZ Surgeon Hamilton re-
given 'c eas all the aid possible would be
not GsS aa u asked if the legislature could
S1ss he necessary laws.
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Facts From France.

PARIS, June 4.--The sugar tax bill was
passed by the ChanbeF-3zs to H. a2.
General Ferfon, the new minister Of
war, offered General Boqlanger eom-
mand OF the army corps. Eh.s7sg q. tx g
General Boulanger Aasi- asked for q
few months rest. ~ ',,f-,y i,rri mi :.
ThesfpaI estimate of the victims OF
the Burning, ofsfsthe Opera Oomiqne
places7the number at 1905 including the
remains .ef forty persons f9pnd in the
ruins,some so, badly burned as to. 1be
unrecog nizable. ,A
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Sids foe Supplies -

r;.b;S s-l;5so,s5I7oE, June 4.-Bids for fur
and '' - bacon, coffee, sugar, salt, beans
.s,a,, ssesE groceries, also agricultural
nisceIIsaan.s, I'm and glass, wire and a.
Indian saas lot of hardware, for
all 10 8eneles on the Pacific Coast
hsh. a, S Spen 8 on Wednesday, July
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WiIlism L., Eddy. who has been the
tornado reporter for the United States
signal Service for qyesrs. was married
he other day. Mr. EDDY the Detro t
Fyss Press saws, seems determined to
master his professions. 4"
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The National Game.

Z INDIANAPOLIS, Juns indianapolis
4, Pittsburg 5.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Boston 3,
Philadelphia l.
WAsHIEGToN, June 4-Washington
4, New, York 1.
PH1LADELFA1A, June Cincinnati 5,
Athletics 2.
BALT1MoRE3 June 4.-Baltimore 10.
Louisville I.
DETRoIz. Dune A. Chicago ?. Detroit |,
New YORK, June 4-Metropolitans 0,
st. Louis In
New YoRKi June 4.-Brooklyn IL,
cleveland g.,
SoTE.
This table shows the standing of the
League clubs up to May 29th:
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ThaAmaar.in.Trouhla

ST. PETERSBURG, June News is re-
ceiVed from Herst, that the Ameer Of
AfghaHistan is in a critical p0ktiors He
has withdrawn the garrisons from
Herat and Balkh, for the purpose of
reinforcing the troops defeated in the
adjacent cQpRtTys Eitb the Chllseais BE- .
~= = q
SHfLOH'S VITALtZER is what you
need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspep
STA. Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
Sod by 4 G. Smith e. Cot druggists z
A new title has been created for
society women of a well known variety.
1t is ''E. D. ". :, and the initials stand
for Fashionable Divorced Women"
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Secret, involuntary drains
upon the system promptly cured. Large
book giving particulars, 10 cents in
stamps. Address Worlds DispensaIy
Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, NY.
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HoBoKEN, June 3.-Arthur E. Horn
blower, Treasurer of the Hudson
County Council, of the Royal Arcanum
of Hoboken, is missing. 1t is believed he
has committed suicide. HornbloWer
was book keeper in the Hoboken Bank.
The =offfciats- ctainEtheir@fu funds
are intact, and that everything is all
right, although it was rumored other
wise
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Eight Men Instantly Killed,

ALTOONA, Pa, June Eight men
were were instantly killed and six badly in-a
.oFsd this afternoon. blythe pren4atafe
Tf1 .i Of dynamite at the Cambria
1 -; company s. stone .quarries at Bir-
49, lam! ms county. Some of the
T fsTIeg BlIl S5e. Tgo ofstheeinYured are
iP' o,aIls; all the others are Americans.
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Amothar Railway. Robbery.

For. Worm. Texas 5oHs f. "A 4
Texas, l. iPeeiaeo SKI ress train was
robbed by fournmasked men eight
miles vest of here tonight. Thru
teen hundred1and sixty dullars were
taken from the express Car and three
registered. letters from the mail car. The
pas seneers were not molested. ssSfs'
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Camera, speea Diving.

1 LorIsv11IH,r June 4.-General James
S. SPEED, who was Acknowledgement
under President Lincoln, is dangerously
i'll at his home in this county. His
family and physicians state that he can
live but few days longer. He. is al
most 80 years of ages snda is gradually
sinking from mere exhRuse ion.
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Letter From the Ex-sheriR of Chau-
tsuqUa County, New York.

MAYvHLE.,N, ", Dec 2, 1885.
= %am glad te-ssy 3roma long personal
experience with ALLCoCK's PoRoJs.
PLAsrEEs, that I am able to endorse all
the good things that have ever been
Sal q abeuf theIa, 80 Implement these
zhys &syin& that Iffranky believe tfeir
vafUe cannot Be estimated Their
breadth Of usefulness is unlimited, and
for prompt and sure relief TO almost ey-
cry ache and pain that flesh IS heir to,
mo other remedy, inzfny opinion, either
@extetnaf or internafSeq them in GER
tainty and rapidity. have used them
at one time for rheumatism, another
for backache. again for bronchitis, al
ways with the same result-a speedy
cure. l.. T. HARRJKaToN.
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P1esaa Rurn This
IA. Ms!Uiune mi.

AUGUSTA, Ne June Mr.. Blaine
left tonight for his European trip. q
large party of friends and neighbor
met him at the station and babe him
goodbye and God Sped He departed,
ia she Best df4heaisbI / He tbes to New
York, where he viii Sc Joined By his
family next week.
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SHTLOH'S COUGH and consunipl
ton Cure issoSd by IL on q guarsntse.
1t cures Consumptie--:. Sold By A. c..
Smith & Co., druggists. 8.
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..t,.lsab.keeberr i Eland bunstf9n
has adopted 4 howl plan ito insure
CONGREGATIONS for the man who breaches
In ihat place. He offers a glass OF
lager beer to all who will attend church.
Milwaukee Sentinel. -
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OPENING OF THE BASEBALL SEASON.

His occiput was shattered,
And his frontal lobe was battered,
And his brains were badly scattered
On the ground;
His back was dislocated,
And his elbows both mlsmated, =
And his flesh was desiccsted ~
All around.
He was punished for what reason?
Was il arson. murder, treasOl3.A g -
No; once more has come fhe season. ]
a. Of basebaH. Is .7sss7.S, as .-ss
y HesTVSas from no Cannon fred,
But by rival mines was hired
And-poor fellow-he umpireo-
That was all,
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Lisr OF RMEGRANfs
Saile6 FkOm Liverpool oltheiNeV-
ada, May II.
SALT LAKE.

William Dunlap John, Issbells. Mag
gie.- Isabella, Jr., ana Alex. Gibson;
Wi LIAM, Marian, David and Janet Bax-
ter; Mary, Mary, Jr., and Alex. Craw-
ford; William Jean, Samuel and Jean
Fender; John and Harriet Renshaw;
CONN Goodails Tham9S Burton, Agnes
Easd Mary Burtqh yqnsthan sanfQSd;
ICAaIfotSe, G. &aHnsy, : james johnson :
Harry Bouley; Thomas and Annie
Walker; Ephraim Price; Matilda Booth;
Montague w. Cornell; Mary E. Antrup
KATE Norris; Henry. Elizabeth, Alice,
ailis. Jessie And Willie Manders; Job,
Elizabeth, Frank and Joseph Pinchin;
Eliza and Emily Suter; Thomas and
Francis Cornell.
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Before cutting mans head on IN
China, the authorities consioers.eiy
maze him drunk. In this country -
considerably MAKE pine S 4 o:ss:rns
putting hea6on HIM. -<fse'' ''.'''''ss'
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Senator Reagan has declared that the
fourth clause of the interstate COM
merce law cannot be suspended. why.
we supposed that the people OF rear
could find q way to suspend anything,
from a Congressional enactment "
horse thief.-New York Herald.
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t,y aw ! Ga are Losing Your Grip Grip
direct y d Health Renewer::,s Goes
'slicais To one spots For weak men,
it0Ged
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Orpheus was musician whose music
had bower to draw rocks, etc., TOWARD
him, fTHe modern street musician las
the same power. s.G s - 'ssa- f-f
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Fox& Svmons

Have reduced tie price otfphotograpns,
All work done Ey the dry-plate insta9 g
ueous process, Reducti on, peEnaaneHt..
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jay Gould. 4

FoRT MONROE, Va, june 4.-The
yacht atlanta, with Jay Gould on board,
arrived here to-day. JH
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a citizen may abe. known as q ba ]
egg, but, like bad egg society will not
regard him as offensive until heqis
broke.-R.chmond State. ,6.i 1907 90
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IT gives US great pain to announce
.hat tbe man who was sun-struck early
dsv night-Minneapolis Tribune. SCI
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Patti IN Lohdon.

tie aL !9ne .4-Patt appeared at
three eSao, hall matinee, and received
'iesi = n r. Il
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& difference il legal phrases is pointed
out by q. western editor: "Busy as a
black pig under chincapin tree, I" is
Ksd9s Nh sS real sssste S ds saG
Is Mnsay City; Tbusy as d man eating
shaG," appeals to Philadefphia tastes !;
busy as 8 boodler hunting bail" Is
New York or Chicago dialect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05

When the London fh%ndGTsr .nu lIosia
nowadays it rains mud.-PhiiaoeipniA
Times
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05

. THE New York Times ,suggssts that
one feature of the csIebrssi0h- in New
York of Queen Victoria's Jubilee be an
H-dropping match open to all corners.
professionals excepted. This would
afford tire amateur Englishmen a fine
opportunity of showing their proficiency
in the use of English as she is spoke,
and the dropping HIS could be dis
trihuteaFampng the various charities OF
u oSA4'ki 4 H4f
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-05
On the Turf.

JEROME PARK, June 4-The @eatner
was line; track was fast; attendancsaD,-